A young dancer from an Isle of Wight studio is celebrating after making the podium of a national competition.
Ten year-old Tabitha Steele of ‘Classique Dance Studio in finished third in the grand finals of the International Pole and Aerial Tournament on Sunday (January 26) in Nottingham.
Director of Classique, Chanique Green, was also a grand finalist - competing in the Expert Pole category.
Classique Dance Studios run aerial, pole and dance classes in both Ryde and Freshwater.
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